The department says its turnaround strategy has improved service delivery levels by 300%.
The agency raises more funding, ensuring its Gauteng electronic tolling project stays on track.
The company has recently disposed of several non-core divisions.
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A record-breaking number of new malware strains have emerged in the past three months, says PandaLabs.
The company opens its developer contest to the rest of Africa and extends the competition deadline.
Businesses need the right knowledge and technology to ensure compliance with the Consumer Protection Act, says Spescom.
The centre says the outstanding R200 million of its R1.7 billion backlog will be cleared this week.
Investments for 2010 helped government justify spending billions on the project, says the Department of Transport.